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Links:- ITP and medical sites run by doctors

This site lists links to charities and to government and commercial organisations, some based in the UK, some based abroad. It is best to determine the publisher of any information presented before you make any decision about the impartiality of what you may find on these external sites.

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Platelets on the Web run by James George M.D., ITP Support Association medical advisor.

French ITP site at the University Mondor hospital near Paris, a national reference centre for ITP in Adults. Click for a page machine translated by Google.

UK ITP Registry. A website to assist haematologists who want to take part in three UK Registries (Adult ITP, Familial ITP and Evans' Syndrome), as well as providing additional information which will be of interest to patients with ITP.

UK Paediatric Chronic ITP Registry The UK Paediatric ITP registry is a multi-centre study designed to collect prospective data on all new cases of childhood immune thrombocytopenic purpura (ITP)

www.Netdoctor.co.uk. This site has a useful Medicines page which gives information on drugs -how they work, what they are used for, warnings and cautions, side effects and their effect on other medicines.

Patient UK was first launched in 1997 by PiP (Patient Information Publications). It started as a directory of UK websites which provided information of health, disease and related issues.

Traveldoctor.co.uk, traveller's Health


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